TV anchor was no plain Jane in high school McNeill said her classmates shouldn't be surprised that she's a TV anchor. Since I was a freshman, I knew I wanted to be a news reporter. Most people say I'm lucky to have such an interesting job in my hometown, and I couldn't agree more. [...] once they hear the reality of what we do, like working holidays and nights and weekends, not to mention no hair and makeup and no wardrobe (allowance), they realize it's not quite as glamorous as they might think. How did it feel to hit that home run? The team is looking for someone with good communications skills, enthusiasm, good personality and ability to connect with Astros fans. The winner will conduct player interviews before and after home games, cover press conferences and serve as a roving reporter during games. The winner will be selected by online fan voting and a panel of media "experts," including former Astros manager and broadcaster Larry Dierker and me.
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